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Hon J. F. Linthicum 1913 Eighth street.
Mrs w. H. Hobby, 1880 street.
Peter johnson, Folsom.
2. Abenroth, Folsom.
H G. Smith Ninth and E streets.
R. G. May, Washington.
A W. Griffin, Ninth and streets.
C. II. Newton, Washington.
F. d. Billings, Lathrop.
Mrs. A. Gleeman, K ST., bet. Fourth ana fiita
D. G. Weber, Clarksburg.
John Eiszler, 919 street.
Garrett, Lyon & Co., Reddipg.
Mrs. NJ Scott, Fifth st.. bet h and L..
Mrs +. Quinn, Twenty second and X SITS
John McNeely, Redding.
James Ray, Sumner.
I. Harrison, Washington.
Frank Perkins, COL Fourteenth street.
W. B. H Dodson, Red Bluff
w. E. Dixon, Elk Grove.
F. s. Wallis, CORTLAND.
J. Giamillio, COL Ninth street
Z. Pitzsimmons, Delano.
J. G. Stack. 1919 Fourth street.
W. II. January, 1905 L street.
W. J. Fuller, S04 L street.
Cady Fose r, n street, bet. FiRh ana sixth,
J. W. Johnson 1909 street.
r. Marsh Seventeenth and P
J. ". Marsh, 800 L street.
NJ g. Mellies Red Bluff
L. K. Smith, J ST., bet. Fourteenth & Fifteenth,
S. Curry, Fourth ST., bet. K and L.
H Beamer. Madison.
C. Curry, Willows.
NJ Studures, Willows.
+. Z. Amsden, Chico
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GENERAL TRADE.
BREADsTUYYs.

CoRSuEAL Ard, 81 26C12 IS;
pearl, IS 25C93 IS; roller, 81 40, quiet.
HAY-Choice, from store, Doe;
car load from leveB or depot, sl7;
prime, from sore, SOC; car lo,d
from levee or depot, il8 80; prairie,
from store, 45950c; car load from
levee or depot, s. 80.
BaAs From store, zoe; from
lsyee or depot, tl3@l3 20.
CoRS-from store, white, $50; mix
cd, 50(952c; from levee or dep u, white,
Ia bulk, SEC; In sacks, 55c: mixed,
in bulk, 400 l6i .; In sacks, 49s.
OAm-Ffom store, white, 37(D38c ;
mixed, $50; from levee or depot, white,
In bulE. sec; Ia sacks, sac; mixed,
in bulk, 20l; Ia racks, 3lCa32c.
FDouR-Ffom store. common, 80 l59
80; iamily, 50 b0a3 60; choice
So 1908 80; fancy, s. 05Cai 10; extra
fancy, "a 2OC94 bOi patents, ~ 1905.
Q nist.
BEAss-Navy, =; medium, So
oATnEAL-Ia hall barrels, t2@3 %
from tt1re.
CRAcKKRs-soda, extra. 40; coda,
treble extra. Ale; ex "a, 20; ging n
snaps, extra, 30; assorted jlmbles, l0c.
CRACKED WHEAr-In half barrels,
"a % from store.
HoMIsY AND GRrs-From store, 50
S3 20.
KANSAS CrrY, Mo-, August l7.-whe,,
steady; No. 2 soft, CSC bid; $50
asked on track, SIC. Corn lover; No,
2 cash, 3ttc; September, safe bid,
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PROvInIOHs.

Observation-Disclosures, l4C9l5; cream
cry, 30@S3c; dairy, 22925c; country
butter, l29lSc.
Hoo PRoDucrs-Quiet; mets pork,
new, tl7 10; old, SIS 80; sugar cured
hams, l2i9l3ie; breakfast bacon, IL ia
llis; clear rib sides. bacon, 9iC99kc;
ear side bacon, Ole; bacon shou ders,
7ic; bulk pork, clear sides, Sc; Gear
rio sides, St9Sic; long clear, Sic;
shoulders, 8to; strips, 73c.
LARr-fierces, Gle; hall barrels,
7tc; kegs, 7tc; choice kettle, st@sic.
Firm.
cnKxss-Phme fats, e@l0c; New
York factory, none; full cream, l6c;
Young American, lbc.
Pos FHEr-B ,rrels, 81 so; hall bar.
rels, 90 rs; kegs, 81 10.
POULTRY -Cnickens quiet; tpring,
81 6092 80; old hens. 81 70.
ST. LOUIS, No., August l7.-Proyi-
sions weak. Pork irregular; new,
tl5 Lard 30 %. Dry salt meats
boxed shoulders 81 80; long clear,
81 rs; clear ribs, a. S5; short clear.
IS l2i Bacon-boxsd shHulders, 500
o IS; long clear, IS zoos 80; clear ribs,
IS zoos 80; short clear, 500 05.
Hams steady, l2@l4c. Eggu, l09llc.
Butter firm; creamery, 25C12Sc; dairy,
l0a25c.
CHICAGO, Ill August 17.-Provisiona
were SLOW. The decline In corn had a
depressing eject on holders and
brought ont free offerings. TLere was
no demand oil consequences except
from shorts, and the rtsnlt was = net
decline Of 7i9l0c on lard. 6C9l2i
on short ribs aud 71c on mess PORK.
Cash qu )lations we're 40 fjllows: Mess
pork, per Dbl, SIS; lard, per 100 lbs,
20 42l; short rib sides, loose, 81 S7tOsl
7 90: dry taltsd shoulder, boxed, o. 8l
as 20; short clear sideq, boxed, IS 81
(d,s 40. The leading futures ranged NJ
follows: Mols porE, per bbl-year
opened At $ll 20, highest Gil 70, low.
eat fll 20, closing at Gil 70; January
opened al Sl2 81, highest fl2 IS, low.
sst tl2 25, cosing at tl2 30. Lard, pei
100 lbs-Angust opened a. 90 47l
IA ghest 10 i7l, lowest 10 42l. closing
Al as 42i ssrtembor opened 1t 90 47i
bisSesi i' 20 All lowest 90 l2i, ciosin.
At f6 42i; October opened At 20 %
highest 90 So, lowest " 30, closlns
Al "a b2I J,nua'y opened IT 50 62i
hIgbeet 10 62i, lowest 20 ga, closinS
al M 90 Snort ribs, per 100 lbs :
August ooeusd at az 87i, highest 81 30
lowest AZ So, CLOSING at 81 90; Sep,em
Der opened at 81 S7i, highest ~ 90
iorsst az IS, closing ct 81 90; October
opened 81 81 So. Highest " 90
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9ROCERIEs.

suaAR-Coffee, 8t98ic; yellow clsr.
lied, 83c; seconds, 5a@6c; refined A,
8t@6Ac; graduated, SIC; powdered,
73c; cut loaf, 73c. Firm.
RIcK-Louisisns, 4i@5lc; Carolina,
5}@8tc.
OANDIEs-Sticks, all sizes, In boxes,
pals and barrels, 7A@93c.
CoFFRs-Oommon, Zoe; ordinary,
2O.@2lc; fair, 22@22ic; prime Rio,
Csc; choice to fancy, 23i@24c;
old government, 29@S2c. Strong.
sALr-Ohio river, 81 l5Cal 20 per
barrel; Saginaw, 81 25(9l So per bar.
rel; sacks, fine, 81 35@l As; coarse,
81 l0@1 10; pockets, blescLed,
2i@7c.
MoLAssKs - Louisiana. common to
fair, 27@30c; prime to choice, 42@5Oc;
syrup, 25@40c; common to fair, ESQ
Csc; prime TO choice; 35@4Oc; cen.
trifugal fancy, S5@40c. Unchanged.
NEW YORK. August IL Coffee, spot
fair Rio firm, 193@l9sc; options
lower and less active; sales, $3.50
bags; August, $l7 65@l7 70; Septem.
Der. $l7 70@lS; October, sl7 900
Is %; November, SIS 2o@ls 26; Dc.
c,mber, $ls@ls S5; January, sis O5
ais 35; February, SIS 40; March,
$lS 40@lS As; April, $lS 3OGlS 40;
Nay, SIS 45. Sugar steady and quiet
Porto Rico, A.; Trinidad, Ate; Cuba,
4ic Molasses quiet but steady extra
heavy BLACK strap, lie, Rice steady,
demand fair.
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Proposals for above named works must be
,eparato, a1d each proposal must be signed
BY the person making tho sane, and p aced
In iu own envelope and marked "Proposal
TO build - lcyoe In - parish, from -"
giving nan Of levee, and Of parish and Of
person making proposal.
A deposit OF current money on certified
bank check 10 required Tor each leves. 20 tho
amount above stated, which should be on
closed In tho sealed enye ope, sale deposit to
be forfeited to the Board Of Commissioners
for tho Fifth Louisiana District In case The
person 70 whom the work may be awarded
sh.i fsii TO siEn articles OF agree " emit and
hle complies bond within forty eight hours
aiter notice Of adjudication.
bond will be required In aIum not 10 ex-
tced hve cents per cubic yard on tho amount
stated In tbs advertisement, With two -
ureties, who will be required 20. mako essS
hat they arc worth. over and above liEbns ;.
les the amount Of the bond
The board reserves the Iight 10 rejsot any
or all bids, withdraw from letting such
levecs as they mar deem proper. and 10 In
erSase orldiminish the Offering a. they 200 AZ,
Payment Tor work vii DO mAne one-hAlf
board bearing eiEht per cent. intsrest per
and payable one year from date.
Plans, prohles aud tpscihsatiops Of the
above vork eau be seen, and any 9th In
formation that bidders may desire, obtained
At The ofice Of the Board Of State w sinesrs,
AZ New Qrlsan', La ana 81 the present
j. 7. MCCLELLAN.
Pfosident pro tan.
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COTTON MARK ELS.

The local cotton market opened quiet
and closed quiet; middling, 9tc. Sales,
unimportant; receipts, IL bales; ship.
mems, - bales; stock on baud, 4732
bales; receipts TO date, 662, $50 bales /;
shipments to date, 652, 63S bales.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, &c; good ordinary, Tic;
low middling, Sic; middling, 9te;
good middling, Ole; midd.ing fair,
nominal; fair, nominal.
DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock September lst. 1909: burnt,
UyU7; home consumption TO date, 2779
stock running account 473l Imports
M. d L. r. r. |; l. N. o. & T. X. r.,
!; steamers, 3; wagons, 8. Exports
none.
New York spots opened steady and
closed firm middling, Ole. Sales, 2477
bales. Quotations were as folio VS.:
Ordinary, &c; good ordinary, 87.l8c
low middling, 8 3 l6e; middling, Ole;
good middlinR. 9i,; middling far,
10}c; fair, lilo. Futures opened
oaooty oht Cio-ch ctoaugt 10 toioWts
August, 9 1909 43; september, o ESQ
9.26; October, 9 10; November. o IL;
December, 8 il@9. i2; January, Q. l5;a
0 Is; February, 8 22(99. %; March. 8 Is
la9 20; April, 9.S5G9.36; May, $40.
Sales, AZ 200 bales.
The New Orleans spot market opened
stady and closed steady; middlilg.
90 Ice. Sales, 700 bales. Qn1taiions
we're ss folio We: Ordinary, 7 3-l8c; good
ordinary, 8 3.l8c; low middling,
8 1880; middling, 0 3 l6c; good mid.
ding, 97.l6s. Future, opened steady
and Closed steady, as follows: August,
0 0899 07; sep,smbsr, s S2@s.S3; 0c'
tobtr, s.709s.7l. November. 5000
8.67; December, S.689s.69; January,
8 749S75; February, Ss4d88b;
March, 8 934s %; April, 0 02@9 03
May, 9l299 10; June, 92l(99 %
Sales, 1890 bsies.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MARKRT.
4 iona Rae pricos. tstoek
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, HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES.

APPLEs-Kentucky. stock, s250(9S
per barrel; dried apples, Sc per pound
from store. Dried peaches, &c from
store.
Onions. S25 0(92 rs from
store. Cabbage, Northern, S. per
crate, SIS per 100. Krsut, barrels, So
hall bar els, 50. Garlic. 81 per 100.
Faurr-0ranges, "a 50@5 50 per box
lemons, $i@5 per box; easier.
Bananas, 81 60@2 80 per bunch.
NUrs-Oocoauuts, 50 per 100. Pea.
nuts-Virginis, s.; Tennessee farm.
ers' stock, 3Sic; roasted, 2ic higher !;
shellsd, 10c. Pecans-Texas, 7(aDi0c.
RArsISs London layers, So; layers,
1910; California, 81 Is.
PIcKLKs-In jars, pints, 95c; quarts,
81 so; half gallons. 81 rs; gallons,
IS rs; loose, barrels, 50 so; balf
barrels, 81; mixed, barrels, $40 50;
mixed, half barrels, 50.
Eeos-Steady, l2@l3c.
PoTAToEs-Firm, selling, 81 500
280 per barrel.
ODzR-New York, 81 30 per barrel
and 3. 80 per half barrel.
FIsH-Msckerel, half barrels, No. /,
So rs; No. 2, s. rs; No. 3, So; lob
bit, No. !, 81; No. 2, 95c; No. 8, S5c.
Dry herrings, family, 25e per box.
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LIVE STOCK,
Hoos-Ohoice. 4(A4le.

Hoos-Ohoice. 4C94lc.
sHKEP-Cholcs, 3ie; medium, 90
2ic.
LaMB,-Good 70 choIcs. siC9i 30.
GMAss OArTLE-Cnoice, 3ic; good,
3C99ic; fair 10 medium, 2i(92isj seal.
lawags, hole.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, August 1.-THE
Drovers' Journal reports: Cattle
Receipts, II 900 head shipments, 5000.
Market stronger for ia1sy, Others
steady; shipping steer, 50 20@i IS;
stockere ard ieeders, 81 1908 "a; cows,
bulls aud m xed, slCa2 Is; Texas and
Iodan stserr, 90 6OCs3 40; Montana
steers, 50 40. Hogs Receipts, $4,000
head shipments, 5000 head Market
steady; grass and rongh 81 65Cg6 |;
packing and shipping. i5C95 40; light,
"a 9OCp5 90 skips, t8(D4 65 Shop
R-c.ipts, 5000 head; shipments, 1000
cad. Market iteady; native muttons,
t39i 49, etookers, t2@3; Western,
IS l'@l 80; Texans, ~ 50@3 05;
lambs, si@5. The DrdveB Journal
special csDlegram from London quotes
heavy general supplies OF cat le
market weak. Beat American steers
| per pound lower than last week, NJ
lite, estimated dead weight.
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FINANCE and COMMERCE.
HONEY 8 PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE Is PRENIUM.
Cotton Quiet Middling Cotton, 9tO
Sales Today, Unim.
pOrtant.
APPEAL 0VpfCR,

hPPKAL OPpfCE,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, August II, 1887.
Money rates show no change, loan
able funds being In good supply at {
per cent, according to class Of seculi
ty. There was no session OF the Stocl
Gall Board today.
The local cotton market CLOSED
quiet and unchanged. A bale
Of new cotton was received today by
IN. Estes from j. Il. Brown, Of Lyonr
Coahoma county, Miss. The New Or.
leans spot market closed steady and
unchanged. August futures advanced 8
points, September l point and the
new crop months were l point of. Al
Liverpool spots were quoted quiet,
rather easier and futures declined l
point. New York spots closed firm
and unchanged. August futures
declined / point, September advanced
Spoints and the new crop months
.oio NY poin'' ISSUING Ne"
iofk COTTON circular Oh the lHh says
oil the iu'ure Market; III wssa local
market ior' COTTON contracts ana q
rather narrow one AZ tns'' with MOTH
ing special 10 note except a little
'nrmer tone on prices ihere seemed
10 Dc . desire IN some quarters 70
SoVsi On 'ne neAs crop especially
"uu a''oi " 'ins" "i'aN NJ
n0 .openins raves wore aa'auceu o 10
po"'' ~" 'no ~" 's'' oa' ,no gam
vac NV iu' 0uppoi.od Aeu LILO oio0o
.ao, o.''A. Nv 'nio'na''on VI I'M,
poi'an0o 'A"o run ,ue 0'op' ana
uiope wee on 'uo "a'ie ,a'hsr s'Ac..
sus' wa n'seo'0u anu no'
HA'' iAh eynu''S0 VI n'o specu'
.o,S 0Oen'.u oay,oR 'onee' On
.ne -" ,oiA oon,e hAonAnse ,or
.'u,e e'"'o,y' "no ny 'on''nuay
pui'naSins 10 "i'nou'' ho"e'ei' 'sAinR
the actual property, drove the price
up from ~, for No. 7 Standard to 22c
An advance Of 200 per cent. The
olimax van -eachad tho a,at half NJ
Inn. wh.. .h. p,o .-na,...o,s ,on,r.
800. =. " W - I..,.I -
Sen'a'i'e III NOW ioiA was o'oken ny
several large American spectators,
owing 10 their inability Of getting the
n..o...,, ia. A. -, A. 4. IT,.
"o'''o~ 'uuu' '" p'o''o' 'no,i in.O''
est The reason given Tor enhancing
the value Of this article was q shortage
of great magnitude Of the growing
D., - -,
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RIVER falling slowly.
The packets had fair trips.
ONE boat announced to leave today.
AnKAssAs river is rising at Fort
Smith.
THE II. M. Graham arrived yeeter-
day morning from Helena.
WHITE river has shoaled 10 30 inches
above Augusta and 8 fee: below there.
ENGINEER ]. 7. BAILEY took charge
Of the engines Of the r. L. Cobb yes.
terdsy.
THR James Lee for the lower, and
the Coahoma for the upper coasts, lef!
with fair trips.
TIE Oakland, towing elk barges and
q fuel boat, passed to III. Louis yestsr.
dsy afternoon.
The City Of Baton Rouge wac ex.
pec,ed to pass here last night on her
way to New 0rlesns-
CART. VIM. THoRMEdAs will take
command OF the Annie p. Silver when
bho tbhhco OuN htAb Wtths
CAPr. T. b. SINS will, on Monday
next, take command If the Memphis
and st. Louis packet, T. B. Sims.
The James Lee. from Fhars Point,
brought In 4 bales cotton, 2 bags seed
cotton ard $50 sacks cotton seed.
The Uity OF Providence, from Vicks-
burg, passed to ". Louis yesterday
morning. She did nothing Of interest
here.
DURING the twenty.four hours end.
ing at noon yesterday the river here
remained stationary, the gauge regis.
teripg "a.
The Alberta No 3, from White river,
had bale cotton and TT sacks cation
seed. She returned yesterday evening
fairly loaded,
The transfer steamer Chas Merriam
resumed her trips from the Kansas
City incline, Fort Pickering, 10 West
Memphis, yesterday.
Ar many points on the upper Mis-.
sissippi the water is within 2 feet OF
being as low ~ II was In 1884, the low.
est II was ever known to be In Its his
tory.
The Anchor Line packets leaving
here tomorrow are the City OF Cairo,
for Vicksburg at 10 O'Clock am, and
the Arkansas City for st. Louis at 4
o'clock pm.
The r. L. Cobb arrived yesterday
from Arkansas river with 7 bales OF
cotton, 2 head Of cattle and q lot Of
sundries. She went back last night
with good trip.
The transfer steamer, Gen. Plenon,
which has been transferring for the
Kansas City road, war at her own In.
cline ct the mouth OF Wolf river yes
terday for the frat time In six weeks.
THK elegant sidewheel steamer Kate
Adams, under the command OF the
veteran Capt Marx Cheek, leaves hero
at 8 O'Clock this evening for Helena,
Terrene, Concordia, Arksneas City aud
ali way landings. Ospt. VIM. Banker
IN chief clerk. He Ia assisted by Lew
Price and Harry Best.
THK smallness Of some men IL really
cortemptible. Recently q we'll known
grocer had occasion 10 send customer
on the lower coast barrel OF -four
aud a csddy Of tobacco, and In order
TO beat the steamboat on. Of 25 cents
freight, this enterprisirg ~ man
placed the caddy Of tobacco In the
barrel Of a)ur and shipped the two as
one package.
Cart. WILLIAM 0wass, a noted
diver, died on Tuesday last. He had
bean working at the wreck Of the Mis-
al sippi Valley Oompany's barges at
ushberg, which was sunk lev weeks
ago. The scrt VS. OF his helmet became
displaced while be was under water,
but he was brought 10 the surface by
his signal aud was conscious, but died
few hours aitsrward. Capt. J. X.
Tobin went down In the wreck, doing
duty In his stead.
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~: l .s' ICA'....


PfTfsBURg. August l7.-soop- River
stationary. Noathsr cloudy and threaten.
ing raih.
EVANSVILLE, August II..-Noon- River
2feet9 inches and falling. Woathor cloudy
and cool
LOUISVILLE. August II. -Hoon-.Rivot J
feet inch In the canal and II inchei on the
falls, Weather cloudy and warm.
CAIRO, August iT.-Noon River 7 feet !
inch on the cause and failing. Weather
raininE and warm. Afrivodi City Neu
Orletn !, New Orleans 3 a. m. SidnsJ Dillon,
New Orleans, 9 a.in, Dsp.Itedi CITY d
New Orleans, 81. Louis, Tam.
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WHIsKY-Straight Kentucky BJur
bon, Maryland and Psnnsylvsois Rye,
Robinson aud Lincoln Count 90, Ten.
neesee whiskies, according 10 age and
make; common whisky, 9Oc@i 10, &C
cording TO proof.
CINCINNATI, o., August l7.-whisky
active and firm. Sales, lilo barelf
flushed goods on a basis OF 81 O5.
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lowest 81 So, closing at 81 90:
January opened at Sc IS, highest
s. IS, lowest s8 27A, closing at S8 80.
On the Produce Exchange today the
butter market was easier; creamery,
1926; dairy, 1S@24c. Eggs very
arm; fresh csndled, l3@l3Ic,
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THE RIVERS.
sTkAMERs hkAvINa
MOvEMKNTs AT THW LEyER.

Arrivsls-Oity Of Provldence, Vicks-
burg; James Lee, Frisrs Point; Goa.
homa, Osceols; Alberta No. 3, White
river; r. L. Cobb, Arkansas river
Oakland, New Orleans; H. M. Ora.
ham, Helena.
Departures--Clty OF Providence, 81.
Louis; James Lee, Friars Point; Goa.
homa, O,ceola; Alberta No. 3, White
river; r. l.. Cobb, Arkansas river
oakland, st. Louis.
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COrToN SEED RRonuCTs.

PANS CRubs on - 32c; of
crude, none; prime summer yellow,
3Sci oil summer yellow, none
choice cooking summer yellow, 40c
primo cotton seed meal, $40 car load
lots; les, than car load, tlsi of cot.
ton seed meal, -.
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ON Saturday. August "a, pss7,

betueen the hours Of 10 o'clock an and
o'clock pm, at the southvest corner Of
Main and Madison stress, 10 the Taxing
District, lat city of Memoirs, Seelby coun-
", Tenn, cell At public auction. 10 the high
est bidder, Tor cash, the following described
real estate, situated ~ the sad faHinE-Dis-
trict, lat city Of Memphis, she ~ county.
Tenn, an A described - iollovt, to-witl
BeginninE a. the point Of Intersection 0 I
the west line Of hain street " ~ ID, north
lire Of Market street IN said city. runniH
thence north lhutJ ts0l feet 10 stake o q tbs
vest line % Main itfesii hsncs soituard6
on q Iino parallel with " irkst street sixty
sight lGsl OF seventy l1Ql feet 10 the vest line
Of the eat hal Of lot No. One urdrod and
lorty.thfee !llI, on The plan Of the city
Memphis theme southuaf0ly on a. tine par
alisi with Main street thirty { o. teet % tlys
nofth side of Market ltfettJ ibsnco east
WAfdiy uith the nor h line Of W. rlet street
IlIty.sight (6sl OF seventy l7Ol 70, b the 20
giunipg, The title 70 iha pro s.;y " boz
lis1sd 70 be good, but thsr sell 4id convey
g.F. WILLIAMS Trustee.
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MULES AND HORSES.

MULKs-LiQht demand; IA TO 14}
hands high, $S0@l20; l4i to 10 hands
high, sll69l35; 10 10 164 hands high,
tl35@l60; 15i to 10 hands high, $3.50.
The chief demand 10 for mules from 10
to 163 hands high-levee mules.
HoRsss-Duil; drivers, $l259l85;
heavy draft, $l45Sls0; saddle, $3.50
l76; extra saddle, $l76C9275; plugs,
A5@S5. Texas ponies, $2O965; few
on market.
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WOOL.

Wool = BURY grease wool, IN.
washed, l39lSc; clear grease wool,
23926e; bury washed, 2393Oc; tub
washed, 3393s:.
ST. Lous, NO., August l7.-wool
steady but quiet; good demand and
eupply email.
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HIDES AND TALi,ow.

HioEs-Dry flint, No. /, l4c; No. 2
lie; dry sailed, sole; green sslted,
No. Lie; No. 2, ste; green, 698c
Sheep skins, l6c9fl. Bseswsx. zoe
Tallow, 3(93ic.
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NEW YORK DRY aooDs MARKET.

NEw YonK, August l7.-With a
goNd trade In the market a. second.
hands, but only moderate demand oil
agents, though by the latter steady,
iorwardings on old gagtments TO-
turu q large bnsinepa.
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ToBAcoo-Oommon, 25935c; other
grader, 3jC9S5c.
SNUFF -GaTrett's, $40 IS; Ralph's,
$40 %; Railroad, 80 25.
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RIysns AsD WEATHER.

orros sIssAL 5ssvio,, U, o. AL
mrsrHfs. August IL, pm. ]
The following obser vations are taken
al all stations named at T5' meridian time.
which 10 one hour later than Memphis n me 1
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Trustees sale.

DURSUA 10 the tsrms Of deed q trust
Il executed 10 me AZ trustee by Pat Martin
snd tuiis Msr,in, d 81 gist day II ser'em-
her, isT7, and recorded In the Resi,tsr,s
fiisa OF shelby county, Tennettee, In book
No 100, rags ~, default hayirE been made
int Q payment Of The debi therein O. cured.
ard I hayins been feq1stlet ~ the bene-
deiafies IN ffeiu, will, on Ss'urs.y. tue
sd cay of september. tssJ. bststen
tho hours o II o'clock am. ana ] o'clock
y IN \, at the . uthuost cor ef u Nain and
Madison streets, IN the Ia1itr Ulstrtct OF
y -iiy county, Tennessee, oder apd cell al
public anc ton, 20 tho Highest Htder, for
sslh, the followins real estate toTsthsr 9Th
ali improvements thereon, 70 witi A certain
lot situated IN the TAXING DhIfqt e shslby
COUNT, Tennostes, county q shelley, Ten.
nsssse known and ds,iEnatsd g. lots I snd
In block No. 2 % the A. Wright lubdi-
vslon, plat "a which u dult 70 'otdsd In the
Resistsf's ciics Of shelby county Tennessee,
In plat book [, psso 80, sad lou hays each
q ifcnt Of 20 feet on. the eat llss Of wIlsht
avsnus and fup back between parallel llnss
no feet 10 4 D. foot allsy. The ,guity Of 70.
dsmption 10 .slvsd and the title bel eyed 70
S :. GOOD bat ~ Hs Ne iiSSYsg + r. sss..'s
farley 4 wrlsh,. Aiiorssi'.
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PETHOI.EUn.
WHISKY. WINES, LraUoRs VITO.

Coal 0n-Pdme white, wholesale
lots, l0c per gallon.
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SD@N Ia. NORTON
q Madison Street,i
DEALER. IN
LOCAL STOCKS and BONDS
AIS
Southern Minera and Improvement
STOCKS.
FINANCE.

kouey firm and 10 good supply, at
8per cent. The Clearing House re-
port 10 as follows;
OLRARINgs.
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TrIstee's knIe,

DURsUANT 10 the po-ss vest In me ~
i ,,u,,e. ls : ssri.In deed sIseg,.d On
ter of Shelby county. Tenn IN book las.
paEe 80, 20 secure n certain indebtedness
therein mentioned, will,